How Does Real-Time Threat Detection Work?
Continuous monitoring across your entire attack surface. The workspace correlates events from firewalls, endpoints, and cloud workloads to surface real threats — not noise.
Proactive security operations for teams that can't afford to miss what matters. The SOC workspace on your own appliance monitors, detects, and drives response — so your people can focus on building instead of watching dashboards.
Six pillars of security operations in one workspace — on the appliance you run, so your own team works every alert with full context.
Continuous monitoring across your entire attack surface. The workspace correlates events from firewalls, endpoints, and cloud workloads to surface real threats — not noise.
Cisco ISE integration for network access control, posture assessment, and identity-based segmentation. Know who is on your network and what they can reach.
EDR management and response across your fleet. Keep agents healthy, investigate alerts, and contain compromised hosts before lateral movement begins.
When something triggers, your responders triage, investigate, and coordinate remediation from a runbook — every step recorded, not just an email. Defined playbooks, measured response times.
Behavioral baselines and machine-learning-driven alerting that catches what signature-based tools miss. Insider threats, credential abuse, and data exfiltration patterns.
Automated evidence collection and reporting aligned to NIST 800-171, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001. Exportable audit records for your own compliance reviews, without the manual scramble.
From small teams without a dedicated security analyst to regulated enterprises with strict audit obligations — the same workspace meets the maturity of the operation.
Three self-serve steps, about ten minutes from image to a working appliance. Grab the image from the downloads page and follow the install & first-boot guide.
Grab the current release from the downloads page and verify its SHA-256 checksum. The OVA imports into VMware or VirtualBox; the ISO installs on bare metal or a custom VM.
Open the appliance console and the setup wizard walks you through the admin account and recovery key, network, time and NTP, hostname, and TLS certificate — then verifies every answer.
Browse to the web address the console shows when the wizard finishes, sign in, and open the SOC workspace to start connecting your signal sources.
Download the free appliance, run the first-boot wizard on the console, and the SOC workspace starts detecting and recording from your own infrastructure. Need the operations side too? See the NOC workspace or the full platform overview.
Questions that show up during every SOC evaluation — answered with operational specifics, not marketing.
The SOC workspace correlates signals from network devices, endpoints, and cloud identity providers to detect threat patterns that single-source tools miss. Detection covers unauthorized configuration changes, anomalous authentication behavior (impossible travel, brute force, credential stuffing), lateral movement indicators (unusual east-west traffic, credential reuse across segments), and exfiltration-adjacent patterns (DNS tunneling, large outbound flows). Alerts carry the full NOC context automatically — device identity, recent configuration changes, session history — so the responder does not need to open a second tool to triage. Detection rules ship preconfigured for MITRE ATT&CK coverage and can be extended with custom rules written against the unified event schema.
Incident response in the SOC workspace follows a runbook model. When an alert is promoted to an incident, the platform opens an incident record tied to the triggering signals, the affected assets, and the responding operator. Runbook steps are checklist-driven with every action recorded: contain the host, rotate the credential, kill the session, block the IP, open a change request. Each step writes an immutable evidence record so the post-incident review has complete chain of custody. Runbooks are customizable per detection category and can include approval gates for destructive actions. For regulated customers, the runbook output is audit-ready without additional formatting.
The SOC workspace produces evidence suitable for ISO 27001 Annex A, NIST SP 800-53 and 800-171, CMMC Level 2 and 3, and PCI DSS 4.0 audits. Evidence is produced on demand rather than compiled quarterly — the underlying audit trail is already continuous and tamper-evident, so auditor queries resolve to a single export instead of a cross-system correlation exercise. Framework mapping is published openly at /compliance. Because Innovexus is self-hosted, the environment attestation is yours to pursue with your own auditor; the appliance provides the evidence layer that makes it a single export rather than a cross-system exercise.